Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1887-06-24
IN TOWN AND OUT.

LHaylng has begun.
IJuneberries are ripe.
Corsets speciality at Watson's.
S. E. Wood has a very sick horse
Weather this week. until yesterday, was
cool.
Miss Grace Wilson returned home tc
Bismarck, Sunday.
Go to H. H. Days, Bismarck, for jew
elry, watches, repairing etc.
A big stock of Wall Paper just received
at ]. w. Parker's, Bismarck.
Mr.. Bartholomew has struck water in
his well, at depth of some eighty feet.
Best Mixed Paints at bedrock prices
for sale by ]. w. Parker, Bismarck, Oak.
Frank Hart Is now settled on his claim
near town, having moved over yesterday
A brother of A. w. Ogle, from Ohio,
reached Williamsport day before ysster.
day.
j. w. Parker, Bismarck. keeps on hand
one of the best stocks of Drugs on the
Missouri Slope.
Ono of the best looking and most ex.
tensive gardens in this vicinity is that OF
Uncle Dan and Mrs Long.
W. W. Goodwin has secured tue sub
contract for carrying the mail between
Wllliamsport and Buchanan.
<-Justice Patterson and Messrs. Baker,
Walker and Gray. of Winona, were Wis
itors to Williamsport last Saturday.
r. L. Durant & Co., wholesale and re-
tail booksellers and stationers, wall paper
and music dealers. Bismarck, Oak.
The picnic of the Williamsport Sunday
school will be held on Saturday, July 2,
at W. B. Browns, on Long Lake creek.
slrAn official of the A., b. g. N. w. says
that nine .tenths of the grade work be-
tween Aberdeen and Napoleon is finished.
Go to K. Brady & Co., Bismarck, for
sewing machines. A good stock OF the
best kinds always on hand and at reason
able prices.
1.-The Judge had wild mustard in his
field. He took out copy of the Revised
Statutes and read the noxious.weeds law
to the mustard. 1t wilted.
1t is reported that L. A. Couch was
elected treasurer and Peter Bartholomew.
G. N. Mandigo and D. L. Fetter di.
rectors in Logan Township.
That pleasant and popular lady. Mrs.
G. G. Livingston, of Livona. was visitor
TO the county seat yesterday. She was
accompanied by little Miss Edith.
Prof. Kelm's lecture on Moses" was
postponed until next Sunday, after
Sabbath school. Everybody should at.
tenS,: as it will undoubtedly prove rare
intellectual treat.
Mr.. Mahaney was elected treasurer in
Winchester township ; and Rufus Dean
and G. H. Bumstead directors. Our IN.
formant could not remember the name of
the third director.
1.-THE first tramp printer that ever struck
Williameport came into town Wednesday
evening. He walked down from Bis.
marck, and departed on foot Thursday
morning for Aberdeen.
j. w. Parker, the Bismarck druggist,
has received q mammoth spring stock,
which he will dispose of at the smalles,
percentage of profit. Call and learn
prices before purchasing.
Attorney Armstrong, made a trip down
into Southern Emmons a few days ago
He says that Sundays storm was in the
LaGrace nelghborhood, and did not ex
tend as far north as Winona.
Minneapolis Tribune Dakota indirectly
brags of the fact that there are 1.OOO Sun
day schools within her borders. Such s
boast lessons her chances of admission
into the union by democratic congress.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley Wilson's baby bo,
was quite sick last week, and Mrs. Lon,
went up to Buchanan Saturday evening
to do what she could for the little one
We are glad to learn that the baby is re
covering.
Hillsboro Banner While r. T. King.
mans men were digging up large ston,
on his place. last week, they found un
derneath 1t the bones of a man. Th.
skeleton was probably that of some an
cient inhabltant.
Leola Northwest We heard some on,
say recently that it would be q very shor
time now before Leola would have thre,
railroads. Wouldn't it be a good idea t,
cut the grass in the streets 30 that we cal
receive them in good shape?
Steele Ozone At Sidney, an island il
the South Pacific. girls arc kept shut u.
until they are married. If an islanl
could be discovered where girls are mad,
to shut up after marriage, it would prob
ably be coloulzed IN twinkle.
please don't send US anonymous com
munications," remarks an exchange. III
you are ashamed to sign your name I.
one, rest assured the editor won't risk hil
reputation or his head by publishing it
He is just as much ashamed of it as 70,
arr"
Washburn Times, 18th: The Times of
fee is decorated with . bunch of rye
plucked from the farm of Mr.. John Mer
ry, in 1880 last Sunday, the stalks o.
which measure thirty inches in height
and are tepped with large we)1.filler